Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Kalki Koechlin wraps up her next Goldfish

Kalki Koechlin wraps up her next Goldfish

Known for delivering memorable performances in such Bollywood blockbusters as Dev D (2009), Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (2011), Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (2013), and Gully Boy, actress Kalki Koechlin has wrapped up her upcoming international film Goldfish.

On Thursday, she took to her Instagram handle and shared a picture with co-star Deepti Naval after wrapping up the film’s shoot in London.


“After many tears, we part in laughter. It’s a wrap. Goldfish the film. With the constantly staggering and all heart Deepti Naval,” Koechlin wrote. The actress hashtagged the caption, “Actors we love to work with.”

Goldfish is directed by Pushan Kripalani and reportedly follows the story of Koechlin's character who returns home to her estranged mother, who is showing early signs of dementia. More details on the project are expected to arrive soon.

Koechlin was last seen on the Amazon Prime Video’s Tamil anthology film Paava Kadhaigal (2020). Through four unique stories, the film explores how pride, honour, and sin influence complex relationships of love. In addition to Koechlin, Paava Kadhaigal also featured Kalidas Jayaram, Shanthnu Bhagyaraj, Anjali, Simran, Gautham Menon, Sai Pallavi, Prakash Raj and others.

Keep visiting this space over and again for more updates and reveals from the world of entertainment.

More For You

Liam Neeson rejects anti-vax claims after documentary narration triggers wide backlash

Liam Neeson photographed during a public appearance before the debate grew.

Getty Images

Liam Neeson rejects anti-vax claims after documentary narration triggers wide backlash

Highlights:

  • Liam Neeson says he is not anti-vaccine
  • The film draws on a book by Judy Mikovits
  • Neeson’s representatives stress he did not shape the film’s content
  • Clips from the documentary promote fringe vaccine theories criticised by scientists
  • The actor has long backed global immunisation through his UNICEF

Liam Neeson has stepped into a storm not of his own making, pulled in by a vaccine debate tied to a documentary controversy he only narrates. The actor’s name is now attached to Plague of Corruption, a film built on claims that scientists and medical agencies have already challenged. His team says the link is misleading, stressing that Liam Neeson remains firmly pro-vaccine and did not shape a single line of the film’s message.

Liam Neeson photographed during a public appearance before the debate grew. Getty Images

Keep ReadingShow less